Wise poet Bai Juyi and "Bai Shi Changqing Ji" seventy-two wise knowledge

Author: Zhang Rongqing
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Bai Juyi was diligent in poetry creation throughout his life and is the poet who left the most poems in the Tang Dynasty, as well as one of the most prolific poets in ancient Chinese poetry. As a politician and thinker, he also left behind extensive writings. What is particularly admirable and valuable is that the author "compiled and edited" several times during his lifetime, ultimately compiling Bai Shi Changqing Ji, leaving behind nearly a complete treasure for the world. As a political thinker of his generation, Bai Juyi's political thought heritage is fully preserved in Bai Shi Changqing Ji. Topics related to social and political thought, such as politics, military affairs, legal systems, education, moralization, management, customs, and reforms, are primarily concentrated in Wen You's Cailin (Seventy-Five Essays) and the sixteen policy questions in Volume Forty-Seven·Testing Policy on Manufacturing. They are also scattered throughout imperial decrees, judgments, inscriptions, prefaces, memorials, and other writings, and can even be found in historical odes and satirical poems.